Express your inner pirate

Make a statement by rocking this striking bronze vintage French coin by dope designer Shannon Koszyk. It has a kingly Fleur de Leis on the back and the front is embedded with a skull with two diamond eyes. We think one of the coolest things about this necklace is the authentic-looking hand-forged bronze hook clasp.

It'll have people asking you questions like "did you win that in a sword fight?" or "what's your favorite rum?". We suggest you smile knowingly and walk away.

SPECS

• Sterling silver 18" chain
• Hand-forged bronze hook clasp
• 2 diamonds
• Sterling wrapped bronze coin
• Coin measures 1 7/8"
• Vintage French coin (the designer added the skull to the center)
• A Fleur de Leis on the back

 
Please read our warranty, shipping, refund and return policy for this high-ticket item

Dragon yourself

Depending on the length you buy, you can rock this distinctive dragon-shaped jewelry as a bracelet or as a necklace. One of our most popular pieces, it'll make you look fire like the dragon it symbolizes.
 

SPECS

• 316L stainless steel with a 925 sterling silver coating
• Rock it as a bracelet or necklace
• Sizes from 16in (40cm) to 40in (100cm)
• Environnemental - lead & nickel free, 100% allergy free

These dog tags are out of this world...

Literally. Be the only kid on the block to rock this handcrafted piece of dopeness, an extraterrestrial object that's older than anything on Earth. Every one of these bad boys are unique and no two are alike. 

Meteorites have always had a strong symbolic connotation to the origins of the universe, and every known civilization in history has been fascinated by this heaven-sent metal. The earliest known reference describes a fallen meteorite on the island of Crete in 1478 BC. Fascinated by the metal, the Greeks used it to create a host of sacred objects.

In ancient Egypt, a meteoric iron dagger was found in the tomb of Tutankhamen, and an iron meteorite bead was found at a burial site from between 3350 and 3600 BC.

Some believe meteorites have healing properties and are commonly associated with balance and strength, and the nickel in meteorites is believed to purify the wearer’s blood.

When you walk into a room, enter in a blaze of glory ... you know, like a meteorite.

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These guitar picks are out of this world...

Literally.

Some say it'll inspire you with boundless musical prowess, channeling Bragi, the Norse God of music and poetry.

And even if you still suck, you'll be the only kid on the block to rock this handcrafted piece of dopeness, an extraterrestrial object that's older than anything on Earth.

Every one of these bad boys are unique and no two are alike. 

Meteorites have always had a strong symbolic connotation to the origins of the universe, and every known civilization in history has been fascinated by this heaven-sent metal. The earliest known reference describes a fallen meteorite on the island of Crete in 1478 BC. Fascinated by the metal, the Greeks used it to create a host of sacred objects.

In ancient Egypt, a meteoric iron dagger was found in the tomb of Tutankhamen, and an iron meteorite bead was found at a burial site from between 3350 and 3600 BC.

Some believe meteorites have healing properties and are commonly associated with balance and strength, and the nickel in meteorites is believed to purify the wearer’s blood.

Blow out the windows when you're strummin' that power chord, ...you know, like a meteorite.

Toot your way into her heart ...

... and not through your ass, with this mini harmonica, cowhide necklace.

For bikers. Outdoorsmen. Beach bums. Whatever.
Tootin' is universal.

SPECS

Harmonica: alloy pendant.

Size: 2 in (51 mm)  x 3.15 in (80 mm)

Weight: .75 oz (21 g)

Verdict: AwesomeAF